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Automated neuropil segmentation of fluorescent images for Drosophila brains

2024-02-04

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The brain atlas, which provides information about the distribution of genes, proteins, neurons, or anatomical regions in the brain, plays a crucial role in contemporary neuroscience research. To analyze the spatial distribution of those substances based on images from different brain samples, we often need to warp and register individual brain images to a standard brain template. However, the process of warping an...

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fa57ae2c-b6e9-58d7-999e-dba58dbd6942
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10.1101/2024.02.03.578770
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